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Nationalist Socialist Teachers’ Alliance formed.

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1929.

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Emergency Decree for the Protection of the People and State reduces civil liberties.

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28 February 1933.

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Women’s groups are reformed under Nazi principles, such as the ‘Women’s Front’.

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Early 1933.

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4
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Reichstag fire.

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27 February 1933.

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5
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Reichstag fire decree sees the arrest of over 10,000 communists.

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28 February 1933.

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6
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Reich Ministry for Popular Enlightenment and Propaganda founded.

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March 1933.

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7
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Dachau is opened.

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22 March 1933.

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8
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Boycott of Jewish businesses.

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1 April 1933

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9
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Trade unions abolished and replaced by the German Labour Fron (DAF).

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2 May 1933.

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10
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Burning of forbidden books in Berlin.

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10 May 1933.

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11
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Law passed to build the first autobahn.

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June 1933.

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12
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Concordat between the NSDAP and the Catholic Church signed.

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June 1933.

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13
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The Reich Entailed Farm Law is passed.

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September 1933.

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14
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Germany withdraws from the League of Nations.

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October 1933.

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15
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The Strength Through Joy (KdF) scheme is set up which offered cheap leisure activities for workers.

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November 1933.

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16
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The Reichstag plebiscite is held to ensure a single party Nazi state.

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12 November 1933.

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17
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The state press secretary, the DNB, set up to monitor all new press material.

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31 December 1933.

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18
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Drive for females to be removed from their job positions (year).

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1933.

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19
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All Jewish teachers are fired following the appointment of Bernard Rust as “Prussian Minister of Education” in February 1933 (year).

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1934.

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20
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Himmler is appointed ‘Inspector of the Gestapo.’

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April 1934.

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21
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The Night of the Long Knives. Rohm is killed and the SA is disbanded.

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30 June 1934.

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22
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Law Concerning Measures for the Defence of the State passed, which legalises any act by the state completed in ‘self-defence’.

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3 July 1934.

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23
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Hitler announces that he led the orders for the Night of the Long Knives, saying he acted as judge.

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13 July 1934.

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24
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Hindenburg dies and Hitler makes himself Fuhrer and Reich Chancellor.

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2 August 1934.

25
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The army (Wehrmacht) swear an oath of allegiance to Hitler.

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2 August 1934.

26
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Hjalmar Schacht is appointed Minister of Economics, later introducing Mefo Bills.

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August 1934.

27
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A plebiscite approves Hitler as Fuhrer with a Ja vote of 89.9%.

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19 August 1934.

28
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Yearly Nuremburg rally takes place, with the use of Speer’s wall of light.

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September 1934.

29
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The Saar plebiscite is successful for the Nazis, with 90% voting in.

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13 January 1935.

30
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Leni Riefenstahl’s ‘Triumph of the Will’ is first shown.

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March 1935.

31
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Anglo-German Naval Pact is signed which allowed Germany to build a Navy 35% the strength of Britain’s.

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June 1935.

32
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Conscription is reintroduced, reducing unemployment (year).

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1935.

33
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Courts deem all action carried out by the police representing the will of the state as legal (year).

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1935.

34
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Nuremburg Laws are passed excluding German Jews from owning Reich citizenship and prohibiting mixed blood relations.

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15 September 1935.

35
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Strikes in Berlin and Russelsheim by left wing workers (year).

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1936.

36
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Joining the League of Young Girls becomes compulsary (year).

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1936.

37
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Women are no longer allowed to be judges or called up for jury duty (year).

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1936.

38
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Goering implements his new four-year plan. The Office of the Four Year Plan assumed control of a number of areas in the economy (year).

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1936.

39
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Plebiscite on the remilitarisation on the Rhineland gets a 99% Ja vote.

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29 March 1936.

40
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The Defence industry reports finds of industrial sabotage, including insubordination, sabotages, and go slows.

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15 June 1936.

41
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Berlin Olympic Games impresses foreign visitors.

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August 1936.

42
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Pope Pius XI’s ‘With Burning Concern’ is published.

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10 March 1937.

43
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Martin Niemoller of the confessional church is arrested for opposing the Nazis (year).

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1937.

44
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Dietrich Bonhoffer performs many underground seminars (year).

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1937.

45
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Hossbach Conference which leads to the Blomberg-Fritsch affair.

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5 September 1937.

46
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Hjalmar Schacht is replaced by the Nazi Walter Funk.

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November 1937.

47
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Blomberg-Fritsch affair.

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Early 1938.

48
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Hitler declares himself head of the army following the dismissal of Blomberg and Fritsch.

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27 January 1938.

49
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Anschluss.

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March 1938.

50
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Germany reclaims the Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia as a result of Chamberlain’s appeasement.

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October 1938.

51
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Kristallnacht.

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9 November 1938.

52
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Aktion T4 is coordinated (year).

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Early 1939.

53
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Germany takes over the rest of Czechoslovakia without resistance.

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March 1939.

54
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Joining the Hitler Youth becomes compulsory.

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25 March 1939.

55
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Pact of Steel between Germany and Italy.

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22 May 1939.

56
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Employment of women rises to 7.41 million from 5.63 million in 1936.

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July 1939.

57
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Nazi-Soviet Pact.

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23 August 1939.

58
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Germany invades Poland.

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1 September 1939.

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